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Item: 95 VS SS 355 Stroker

Location: albury/wodonga

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Item Condition: Used

Reason for Selling: need house deposit,

Price and Payment Conditions: $13,000 ono

Extra Info: hi its come time for me to put me ss on here, The Car is a 95VS SS with a 355 stroker in it, here are few details

95 VS SS 355 Stroker

(come stroker kit) $8,000 engine reciept

genie extractors and red back exahust

5 Speed Manual with exedy clutch and pressure plate

panther mica

Rebuilt & strenghtened Clubsport IRS diff

proffessionaly lowered

strut brace

17" mags

slotted front disk's

issot sterring wheel

Alpine touch screen dvd

Contact Details: [email protected]

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